Deposed rector Irvine leaves town amid parish tensions
Dr Ingram N W Irvine the deposed rector of St John s Episcopal left for the East after a brief visit in Huntingdon Pa He refused interviews and silenced his Vestryman hosts amid dispute over a presentment against Bishop Talbot and related letters and telegrams to parish leaders
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Huntingdon
Penn
Ingram N. W. Irvine
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
W. F. Hillier
Bishop Talbot
East
Hillier
Irvine Elliott
Beauty by Torture Says Paris Maid in Beauty Suit
A Paris maid testifies about a mistress who allegedly endured a year of brutal facial and body modification to become beautiful. She lay on the floor motionless for hours daily and sat on a stool to rock her upper body. A spring bandage corrected a Grecian nose and ears were stretched with weights for elongation.
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Paris
Boudoir
Fire damages Mercantile Laundry in West End blaze
Damage valued at $1000 occurred in an early morning fire at the Mercantile Laundry Company on Aldencourt in the West End. Police say the cause is unknown but suspect incendiary origins.
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West End
Mercantile Laundry Company
Aldencourt
Man Struck By East Boston Car On West Lenox Street
Michael Mulrane, 55, of 109 West Lenox Street, was struck by an eastbound car while crossing Shawmut Avenue near Compton Street. He suffered a scalp wound and contusions to the right leg and was treated at City Hospital.
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Shawmut Avenue
Compton Street
Michael Mulrane
West Lenox Street
Bride of Day Leaves Husband in Beverly
Mary Manning Burns of Beverly deserted her husband only two days after a Beverly wedding. She wore her wedding gown when taken to police with Frank Warner, a former lover, by Inspectors Fitzgerald and Burches. Warner, a local shoemaker, is held on another charge.
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Lynn
Mary Manning Burns
Beverly
Fitzgerald and Burches
Frank Warner
Warner
Burns
Central Avenue
Father Curran
Society Women Arm Themselves To Patrol Oak Park
Local society women form a protective union in Oak Park New York armed with revolvers and rifles to deter burglars and holdup men. The village board president allows carry of weapons and a meeting at the Oak Park Club will organize vigilance committees to patrol streets.
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Oak Park
N. Y
Allen
Ray
Oak Park Club
Carnegie gift to Baltimore to rebuild Maryland Institute
Andrew Carnegie offers to donate 263000 dollars to the Maryland Institute to replace the building lost to fire. In a New Year letter to Dr. Daniel Gilman Carnegie notes assets totaling 263000 including insurance, endowment, and state contribution, and proposes a matching gift to reproduce the institute’s assets with the city providing the site.
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Baltimore
Andrew Carnegie
Maryland Institute
Daniel Dc. Gilman
Gilman
Rational dress for Kingston Grammar boys proposed
London Jan 1 Mr L N Marshall head master of Kingston Grammar School advocates rational dress for boys. He advises abolishing linen shirts collars and waistcoats and urges flannel shirts with flannel collars and knickerbockers or trousers plus jersey over shirts in winter. He cites health and physical development benefits noting waistcoats offer little back protection and hinder chest expansion.
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London
L. N. Marshall
Kingston Grammar School
Marshall
Jeffries Point Rowing Ball Tonight in East Boston
The Jeffries Point Rowing Association hosts its annual ball this evening at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Preparations have spanned weeks and many invitations have been issued. Guests from Boston rowing and yachting clubs are expected to attend.
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Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Ladd Arrested Here for Harrisburg Larceny Case
Royal E. Ladd was arrested by Harrisburg police inspectors after they learned of the warrant for larceny by false pretenses. The suspect, who had been living in Lynn since arriving from the East, is expected to be held until Harrisburg police request his transfer.
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Ladd
Harrisburg
Royal E. Yadd
Penn
W. A. Rupp
Dee
Lynn
A German Beer Garden in the Eliot Street District
A German beer garden at 118 and 124 Eliot St offers a large organ and a 25-member orchestra, varied German dishes, and a 25c dinner. Patrons from all walks of life share meals and music in a clean, well ventilated kitchen and dining area led by proprietor V Brusendorff, acclaimed as the most popular German in New England in a past Courier contest.
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Eliot St
Weitz
Brusendorff
New England
V. Brusendorff
N. E. Courier
Salvation Army pot men accused of abducting girls
Albert Neidinger aged 23 and Charles H. Herbst 24, former Salvation Army members, were arrested at 390 Eighth Avenue on charges of abducting 16 year old Lizzie Rudden and 16 year old Annie Cushing. Police say the men lived off money in a Christmas dinner pot. The girls confessed and said they planned to leave for Boston with the men who promised to marry them. The arrest followed by Tombs Court appearance planned.
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New York
Albert Neidinger
Charles H. Herbst
Salvation Army
Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Eighth Avenue
Oak Street
Fourteenth Street
Lizzie Rudden
Annie Cushing
Boston
Cushing
Herbst
Neidinger
Tombs Court
No Substitute Found For Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An advertisement argues no substitute matches cod liver oil and praises Scott's Emulsion as the best digestible form. It notes extracts and cordials fail to capture active principles and offers a free sample from Scott & Browne in New York.
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Scott & Browne
Gou
Pearl Street, New Yor
Coffee Toper No Christian
Mrs. Hila F. Councilor sues John W. Councilor in Blackhawk County for divorce claiming her husband attacked her coffee drinking and refused to speak to family or sit with them in church pews, labeling coffee drinkers as unchristian.
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Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Hila F. Councilor
John W. Councilor
Lying Is Fair In Love Says Judge
New York judge dismisses annulment bid by Mrs Beatrice B Wood against Seymour V Wood. Justice Dickey rules that false wooing claims about rank fortune or status do not void a marriage, calling the marriage relation too sacred to upset and awarding judgment for the defendant.
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Justice Dickey
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Beatrice B. Wood
Seymour V. Wood
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